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Edward (Eddie) Lawrence Kelly is an actor and dance and music consultant born August 26, 1943 at the Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, best known as a dancer on American Bandstand. An only child, Kelly spent his younger years at in Kensington, Philadelphia. His mother was a housewife and his father a police officer and detective with the Philadelphia Police Department. He attended The Ascension of Our Lord Grammar School and Northeast Catholic High School. An avid fan of ''American Bandstand'', Kelly made his first appearance on the show in 1959. Kelly was featured in national teen magazines of the time (''Teen'', ''16'', ''Dig'', ''Teen Screen'', ''Movie Teen Illustrated'' etc.) but was one of the few regulars to be acknowledged outside of the fan based periodicals, like ''Photoplay'' magazine, which was primarily devoted to Hollywood movie stars. Kelly appeared in the 1997 Teleductions documentary, ''Bandstand Days'', and represented ''Bandstand'' in the ''American Bandstand Anniversary Special 33 1/3'' held in Santa Monica, California. In 1985, he was one of only six regular ''Bandstand'' dancers to appear on ''The Oprah Winfrey Show''. He has been a guest on ''The Today Show'', and, along with his ''Bandstand'' partner, Kathleen "Bunny" Gibson, made a cameo appearance on American Dreams the TV series. He appeared in the Broadway Revue - Radio Hits of 1958 and is depicted on the mural in the original American Bandstand studio in Philadelphia. ==News articles== (),() and here> () Girls, You're Wonderful - ''Photoplay Magazine - 1959'' Class of 60 "Bandstand" And Beyond (Let's Twist Again/Second of Two Parts) ''The Philadelphia Inquirer June 28, 1986'' Bandstand Dancer Makes History "Americans At Play Exhibit" ''Museum of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pa. September 24, 1988'' Remember? "Bandstand To Be Honored"'' Philadelphia Daily News January 15, 1997'' Teens For A Day ''Philadelphia Daily News August 6, 1997'' Philly Fifties: Rock 'n' Radio ''Time Magazine July 16, 2001'' The Gay Twist On American Bandstand ''In Magazine January 13, 2002'' A Match Made On Bandstand ''The Philadelphia Inquirer - January 13, 2002'' Bandstand Goes Gold ''The Philadelphia Daily News - April 24, 2002'' A Great Friend Turns 50 ''Philadelphia Daily News - May 2, 2002'' Fifty Years Ago, Bandstand Was Born Here ''The Philadelphia Inquirer May 2, 2002'' In Actual "Hairspray Time" - ''The New York Times/The Metro Section-Boldface Names August 29, 2002'' Star Report ''New York Post September 24, 2003'' American Bandstand Dancers From Early Philadelphia Days Take A Step Back ''The Associated Press - 2007'' Bandstand Mural Celebrates a Classic ''Philadelphia Weekend Metro - August 3, 2007'' Dancers Celebrate Mural Dedicated to American Bandstand ''The Associated Press - August 3, 2007'' Welcome To the 50th Anniversary Celebration of American Bandstand ''The Enterprise Center August 3, 2007'' Radio Hits of 1958 ''Town Hall New York City June 30, 2008'' Nice Beat, Nasty Band ''The Philadelphia Inquirer - January 13, 2002'' Full page photo in The Official American Bandstand Library Rock & Roll CD Booklet Reminisce Extra/Magazine "Remembering Dick Clark July 2012" Ryan Secrest Is the Man for Dick Clark's Job American Bandstand Regular Eddie Kelly "abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/Dick Clark April 22, 2012"'' Featured Dick Clark Dancer ''The Jersey Journal Charles Hack 7/11/12'' Featured Dick Clark American Bandstand Dancer ''What's The Buzz April 19, 2012 "Fox TV News"'' 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Edward Kelly (dancer)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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